3. What are the words for what, what and what?

In a few words,

Two ends in three days,

In twos and threes,

Three melons and two dates,

Over and over again,

Three tiles and two houses,

Three strokes and two types,

Three punches and two feet,

Three good and two apologies,

Three quarters and two lives,

Three hammers and two sticks,

Three nests and two pieces,

Half-hearted,

Three old ladies, two sisters-in-law,

Three cups and two lamps,

Three mistakes and two mistakes,

Three different things,

Three spans and two steps,

Three men and two women,

Three times, two times,

Three words,

Three scratches and two scratches,

Three-pointed double-edged knife,

every other day